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Sigh. We had to disable Windows Scripting Engine company-wide because someone complained that his invoice won't download no matter how many times he tried. His
by ASalazarMX 5y ago
Sigh. We had to disable Windows Scripting Engine company-wide because someone complained that his invoice won't download no matter how many times he tried. His invoice in this case was a ransomware payload that the browser was fortunately stopping. Some people care, some care some of the time, and some just don't care.
- tester756 5y agoso, why was it disabled then?
- ASalazarMX 5y agoChrome identified the ZIP download as malicious. It was sheer luck, otherwise the user would have opened the ZIP and executed the obfuscated VBS inside.
- wruza 5y agoFew years ago I almost self-signed Transmission-bt app bundle via Xcode CLI tools because OSX falsely detected some KeRanger malware in it and tried to remove the app. And I was committed to run it by any means, cause I was tired of uTorrent. Turned out it wasn’t a false positive, their dist site got pwned. Other than that, I’m very careful with pc security.